Welcome
Premio Venezia Award Ceremony February 2012 - Prof. Liboiron-Ladouceur receiving the award from the Italian Chamber of Commerce for the RODIN project in collaboration with Prof. Nicola Andriolli and Prof. Isabella Cerutti from Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy.
Vanier Scholarship Ceremony August 2011 - Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper and Mr. Meer Sakib
Photonic Integrated Circuit Characterization
Photonic Integrated Circuit Characterization
January 2013 Photonic Datacom Team.
The Team
The Photonic DataCom Research Team is led by Professor Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur who holds a Canadian Research Chair in the area of Photonic Interconnects. Our research focus is the use of photonic technologies towards data communication within computing platforms and communication systems.
Research Opportunities
There are a number of opportunities for undergraduate and, graduate and post-graduate students. We are always looking for enthusiastic graduate students.
Please send your resume and research interests to Prof. Liboiron-Ladouceur.
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September 2012
- The Photonic DataCom team presented two papers (WM4 and TuI3) at the IEEE Photonics Society Conference in San Francisco next September.
Summer 2012
- Professor Liboiron-Ladouceur is Chapter Chair of the IEEE Photonics Society. For information about local events go to website
- The Photonic DataCom team presented three papers at the SPIE Photonics North Conference in Montreal.
May 2012
- We congratulate Mr. Meer Sakib for receiving the SPIE Graduate Scholarship.
February 2012
- Our project RODIN was awarded the Premio Venezia from the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada honouring excellence in collaborations between Quebec and Italy.
October 2011
- Professor Liboiron-Ladouceur has been awarded a Canada Research Chair in Photonic Interconnects
- The Photonic DataCom team presented three papers at the IEEE Photonics Conference in Arlington, VA (Oct. 9-13)
September 2011
- We wish the best to Mr. Venkat Mahalingam (M.Eng. 2011) who is now working at Telus in Montreal as a network design engineer
August 2011
- We congratulate Mr. Meer Sakib for receiving the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship